Explore the city's oldest neighborhood, characterized by a unique secret language, Matten-Berndeutsch. Let the olfactory tour lead you through winding alleys, immerse yourself in the world of fragrances and discover the dark secrets of this fascinating neighborhood. Marvel at art studios, small shops, and enjoy unique coffee at local cafes.

A steamboat ride will take you back to a bygone era, where you'll experience the timelessness and charm of the Belle Époque on the water. As the majestic mountains are reflected in the crystal clear lake, you will be surrounded by the gentle soundscape of the steamboat gliding along the shore steeped in history, offering unique perspectives on the surrounding natural beauty and historic buildings.

A culinary journey through Lucerne begins with Fritschi pâté and Mistkratzerli from the grill, complemented by vegetarian highlights such as carrot risotto and Swiss capuns. Hospitality and a wide range of activities guarantee an evening full of enjoyment and local specialties.

Experience a night where cocktails and art merge. In a secret bar that few people know about, local artists work hand-in-hand with mixologists to serve you unique drinks that you won't find anywhere else. Every sip tells the story of their creative collaboration, surrounded by an ambience that is as inspired as it is inspiring.

Stroll through cobblestone alleys, past colorful houses and medieval landmarks. Discover the Chapel Bridge, a landmark dating back to the 14th century. Enjoy a selection of Swiss wines and delicious snacks at Opus, right on the Reuss River. Surrounded by stunning mountains, this city offers unique views and a vibrant culture.

Humorous and innovative design pieces, created by young Swiss artists and made in Switzerland, await you. From Monolux candle holders to one-of-a-kind home accessories, gifts and books, Fidea Design offers a wide range of treasures. Run by an all-female crew, the atelier invites you to rediscover with its minimalist décor and constantly new collections.

Walk in the footsteps of the medieval market hustle and bustle, surrounded by colorful buildings whose facades are decorated with detailed frescoes. Historic fountains and the lively atmosphere of the cafés and restaurants connect past and present. Watch the hustle and bustle as you discover the artistic heritage and culinary delights of this unique place.

As you cross the historic Spreuer Bridge, you will be accompanied by Kaspar Meglinger's fascinating 'Dance of Death' paintings. Dating from the 17th century, these works vividly depict how death equalizes all social classes, a powerful reminder of the inevitability of the end of life.

At the Light Festival, spectacular light installations illuminate the Gothic twin towers and the baroque gold of the altar of the Court Church of St. Leodegar. This visual spectacle combines modern art with the sacred atmosphere of one of the most important Renaissance buildings in Switzerland, surrounded by the tombs of old Lucerne families. It's a tribute to the deep-rooted history and culture nestled in the majestic lakeside landscape.

In an atypical bar-cabaret, an almost secret cabaret surprises with a dynamic program and explosive cocktails. Surrounded by the history of the Old Town and close to the financial district, dreams and reimagined performing arts intertwine to create a captivating experience, accompanied by the continuous clinking of glasses.

Located in a former energy center, this cultural center offers a unique mix of music, dance and performance. The restaurant's terrace overlooks the river, ideal for a culinary break in an urban yet natural atmosphere. An innovative program and the in-house beer specialties round off the experience.

Discover the history of the legendary Swiss Army knives at the Swiss Knife Valley Museum. Here you get the unique opportunity to build your own Swiss Army knife within just 15 minutes. A deep dive into a tradition that goes far beyond the sharp edges of the surrounding peaks.

Experience a rare combination of Italian Renaissance and traditional Swiss farmhouse style at the Rathaus am Kornmarkt. Admire the magnificent building with its characteristic Swiss roof, surrounded by historic marketplaces where grain was once traded. A walk here offers glimpses of living history and culture, complemented by the option to climb the tower for panoramic views.

In front of you is a moving sculpture of a dying lion, sculpted in memory of the brave Swiss Guards who lost their lives during the French Revolution. This monument, designed by Bertel Thorvaldsen and carved in sandstone, impressively embodies courage, sacrifice and the deep connection to Swiss identity.

Immerse yourself in a world where literature and high-quality cocktails blend seamlessly. Each drink tells a story, inspired by classic and contemporary works. An ambience that invites you to linger while you are on a journey through tasteful creations and captivating stories. Perfect for those who appreciate reading and enjoying fine spirits.

Discover over 6000 exhibits, including detailed dollhouses, historic toy shops, and an unparalleled collection of 2500 teddy bears. Special workshops allow children to design their own backpacks with potato stamps. A mecca for miniatures lovers, the exhibition features four floors of artistic masterpieces, from mechanical toys to lifelike miniatures. Ideal for ages 8 and up.

Admire the magnificent baroque architecture that unfolds in golden-and-white hues and ornate stucco. Marvel at the impressive ceiling frescoes and detailed marble columns that create an atmosphere of grandeur and spiritual depth. The harmonious combination of art and faith manifests itself in every corner, complemented by the sounds of one of the finest organs in Switzerland.

Hike along the Musegg Wall, marvel at nine historic towers and explain some of them for a unique view over Lucerne and the majestic Mount Pilatus. Discover rare species of birds and plants that call these medieval structures home, and feel the history beneath your feet.

Stroll through narrow, winding, cobblestone streets surrounded by colorful facades that tell tales of carnival, William Tell, and historic battles. Discover traditional guild houses, the Hotel des Balances, and picturesque squares such as Hirschenplatz, Weinmarkt, and Mühlenplatz. Settle into one of the many cafes and enjoy local delicacies while watching the hustle and bustle.

Dine in complete darkness and be guided by blind or visually impaired waiters who will sharpen your senses for an exceptional taste experience. With no visual distractions, you'll discover the intricacies of every bite and sip as you gain a new appreciation for the art of gastronomy and the challenges of the blind community.

Walk in the footsteps of Mary Shelley's literary masterpiece with a visit to the impressive bronze sculpture of Frankenstein's Monster. Created by artist group KLAT, this nearly eight-foot-tall figure embodies the ordeal and depth of Shelley's iconic creature. Located near the skatepark de la plaine de Plainpalais, it commemorates the site of the monster's first murder.

Standing at the same point and being in Germany, France and Switzerland at the same time – that's what the border triangle makes possible. This geographical peculiarity unites three nations harmoniously on the banks of the Rhine. Historic walls and picturesque waterfront promenades invite you to embark on a cultural voyage of discovery, while the modern monument serves as a symbol of peace and unity.

Walk in the footsteps of Erasmus through cobblestone streets surrounded by colorful medieval buildings. Explore the imposing Basel Cathedral, marvel at the bright red town hall, and discover local markets in the market square. Enjoy the views from the Rhine bridges and be inspired by the vibrant art and culture scene in Kleinbasel.

Immerse yourself in the world of absinthe, accompanied by experts who will reveal the secrets and history of this mystical drink. A careful selection of absinthe varieties is waiting to be tasted as you immerse yourself in the craft of distillation and learn how to enjoy absinthe traditionally.